Littlebluealien1

can anyone provide some insight on who UWO's mph program would be best suited for?

Hey guys, I am hoping someone who has attended either Uoft, UWO or McMaster for their MPH program can help provide some insight on the strengths and weaknesses of the program they attended. I am not really looking to do a thesis, but I love the idea of a practicum or cumulative project and a team oriented learning environment So what really sets these programs apart from each other? Thanks

They say June, but based on what I've heard from others who've been waitlisted to other programs, they usually find out a lot sooner. Typically people don't wait that long to accept offers if they have more than one. A guy I know got waitlisted for Med school, they told him they'd let him know within the next couple months. He got another email 2 days later saying he was accepted. (Hopefully this is what happens to at least a couple of us lol).

Waitlisted essentially means our applications aren't THAT competitive to get accepted immediately, but also not insufficient enough to get a rejection. Like we meet their standards (there were just more competitive candidates than us), and if they had more room we would likely have gotten accepted. Now they're waiting to see if others who've been accepted will choose them and if not, they'll then refer to us when they need to fill in their spots.

Created this account just to say, me too! I received the "you've been waitlisted" email from Western at 9:03am. Honestly didn't stress too much about these admissions. After I did my part and sent it in, it's out of my hands. It will be what it will be. Not getting in just means, we can work, volunteer, travel, learn a martial art etc. Possibilities are endless, there are always other options. Goodluck to all of those still waiting to hear back and congratulations to all that have been accepted Take it easy guys, it's just life... haha